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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Lifestyle
Amanda Whiting

The Flight Attendant, season two review: Kaley Cuoco continues to shine in this wonderfully wonky comedy drama

Sky

When the new instalment of HBO Max’s madcap comic-thriller The Flight Attendant picks up, Cassie Bowden (Kaley Cuoco) has traded her Manhattan shoebox for an LA bungalow with retro-chic appliances, her imaginary tête-à-tête with a dead one-night stand for a sexy, supportive boyfriend, and her nips of vodka for Alcoholics Anonymous.

A little less than a year has passed since season one’s tidy finale, in which Cassie cleared her name over the assassination of a First Class passenger while impressing the agents who surveilled her every move. In season two, she’s a flight attendant who moonlights as a CIA asset in the far-flung destinations that the fictional Imperial Atlantic Airlines services.

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